The best Global Economy newsletters

A teacher-author shares world history teaching resources on the first global economy, focusing on the role of Japanese silver, Adam Smith's observations on silver flows, and the danger of monocausal explanations. Each issue pairs close reading of primary and secondary sources with classroom-ready suggestions.

econVue is an independent economics newsletter and podcast offering long-form analysis of the global economy, insurance, and China, alongside personal essays on the Gulf. Issues combine original reporting-style analysis, interviews with academics and researchers, and reflective writing on geopolitics.

A business agility and leadership newsletter that mixes weekly links to global news with personal essays on career, work and identity. Readers get a curated digest of current stories plus the author's reflections on the economy and job market.

A free bilingual podcast newsletter that discusses major geopolitics and global economy headlines in separate Spanish and English episodes, helping listeners practise both languages. Recent episodes cover supply chains, critical minerals, hybrid warfare, chokepoints and the shifting global economy.

A macro research newsletter arguing that interest rate risk, FX flows and liquidity drive the current regime, with a paid daily livestream and models aimed at traders. Issues offer strong directional claims about Eurozone debt, free-floating currencies and rate mispricings, but the excerpts mostly assert conclusions and point to paid reports rather than showing the supporting analysis.

A daily intelligence-style brief that synthesises dozens of signals into cross-category clusters and active situations, centred on the Strait of Hormuz blockade and its effects on energy, finance and manufacturing. It frames events by what they reveal about system state and pressure rather than reporting them individually.